Google in hot water over Apple patent dispute

European regulators dealt Google a blow in the search giant's smartphone patent battle with Apple. The European Commission said Mond...

Will these guys make Google Glass uncool?

The Segway. The Bluetooth headset. The pocket protector. What do these three technologies have in common? They all pretty much work as p...

Disney awards 'Star Wars' video-game rights to EA

 Following Disney's acquisition of Lucasfilm last year, it shut down the LucasArts game development division, indicating its prefere...

Google edition adopts 'Palestine'

internet giant Google has changed the tagline on the homepage of its Palestinian edition from "Palestinian Territories" to ...

Huawei won't hang up on U.S. smartphone market

China's largest telecommunications firm says it will continue to sell its phones in the United States, even as national security con...

Staples starts selling 3-D printers

3-D printers have officially gone mainstream. You can now get one at Staples for $1,300. Staples (SPLS, Fortune 500) says it is the firs...

Nevada opens doors on first US-based online casino

Nevada has become the first US state to allow residents to play poker online for money. Online poker was legalised in the state in Febru...

Facebook needs to keep mobile momentum

Facebook finally decided to concentrate on mobile late last year, and its shares have recovered nicely from their post-IPO doldrums. To ...

High-tech camera acts like a bug's eye

The next generation of digital cameras could show us how bugs see the world. Researchers have created a digital camera that imitates the...

LG to start selling curved OLED TVs in South Korea

LG Electronics says it will begin deliveries of curved OLED television sets next month, making it the first to offer such a product to t...

Apple's smartphone share in single digits by Sept

The chart at right represents the worst case scenario for Apple's (AAPL) share of the global smartphone market, as forecast Monday b...

Video game studio pirates its own game -- with an ironic twist

An indie video game developer is drawing attention to the industry's rampant piracy problem with an ingenious stunt: The company pir...

North Korea embraces 3G service

Almost two million North Koreans now use the country's only 3G network, reports a blog dedicated to technology news in North Korea. ...

World's first Braille smartphone in development

For all of their advantages, smartphones still fall a little short for some — specifically, for those living with visual impairment. Whi...

How iTunes changed music, and the world

On April 28, 2003, Apple threw open the virtual doors to its iTunes Store, and music -- all digital media, really -- hasn't been the...

Brazil judge orders Facebook memorial page remove

A Brazilian judge has ordered Facebook to delete the profile of a 24-year-old journalist who died in May last year. The mother of Julian...

Google offers clearer search labels after EU probe

Google has agreed to alter its search results in the light of a European investigation into whether it unfairly promoted its own service...

Amazon is making a TV set-top box

If you're looking for a little black box to put under your TV set and devices like the Roku, Apple TV, or any of the many Google TV ...